Looked for utilities to export, convert, or view the OST file content. Import the OST by renaming it's extension. The system basically said this OST file is not the right one and wouldn't let me open it. Renamed the new OST file and replaced it with the old one. PAB file? For just $69.99, the little viewer utility tells me I can "recover" OST items, but this non-profit runs on a tight budget and the $70 could really be used better elsewhere.Ĭan anyone tell me a free method to extract that data from the OST file? I already tried the following: Non-server data have been stored in an external file such as a. Indeed there are contacts in her OST file that don't exist on the server. I then downloaded an OST file viewer and cracked open her OST file.
However, the user is complaining that they had an extensive number of contacts that are now gone. The second user had setup their account as IMAP, so I just set their account back up and expected all data to be accessible from the server. One user was setup as POP3 and it was easy to import their PST file back into the newly created account. The manufacture replaced the entire unit including the hard drive, so I copied all their data over and setup their programs again. One of their computers got hit by a surge and the motherboard was fried, so I yanked the hard disk, backed everything up to my NAS and sent the unit to the manufacturerįor repair. I have a non-profit that I occasionally donate time to.
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